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ZDNet: Enterprise software vendor Compuware is rolling out its APM Spring 2012 Platform Release, which the company claims is the industry's first "deep

All Things D: James Kleinberg, the judge overseeing the upcoming HP vs. Oracle trial about the Itanium platform, has dismissed summary judgement motions

Mashable: Twitter has announced that it is adding a new e-mail digest feature to its service. Once a week, the micro-blogging site will send users an

PCWorld: On Friday, Facebook unveiled some proposed changes to its privacy policy. According to the company, the new wording doesn't signal a change in

The Register: Intel is dramatically extending its line of Xeon server processors. On Monday, it unveiled 17 new "Sandy Bridge" E5 processors that join the

Computerworld: Aides to Sen. Herb Kohl (D-Wis.), the chairman of the Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy, and Consumer Rights, say that the U.S.

BusinessWeek: Under pressure from the company board and stockholder Daniel Loeb, Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson resigned over the weekend. Thompson had come

All Things D: Unnamed sources tell All Things D that Google is nearing a deal to buy social technology firm Meebo. Reportedly, Google will pay about $100

TechCrunch: Nielsen has released a new report on moms, and it seems they're more tech-savvy than many people think. Currently, 54 percent of mothers own

ZDNet: A new survey of 1,500 IT professionals who work at small or medium-sized businesses (SMBs) finds that the use of cloud computing continues to grow.

Washington Post: Unnamed sources say that antitrust investigators from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) are looking into Facebook's acquisition of

TGDaily: In its continuing efforts to catch up with Google search, Microsoft is rolling out some major changes to its Bing search engine. The site is